Nice touch, those details give it a nice feel to it. Unless of course you're afraid of thunder and lightning then a simple game might just stress you out. :D

I'm practically in love with the weather effects which I expressed to crow via a flood of love mail while enjoying a heavy downpour. Good work crow & co

Have a video!

nice stuff

Epic!!, with this kind of quality I can't wait to see what the dungeons are like :)

if only i was younger and more motivated to LAT

i'd be all over dat ass :F

That makes me want to go stand in a thunderstorm and watch the skies.

Best weather system I've seen on Graal. Now all you need to do is make quests that are only accessible when it rains, etc. Then it'll be pretty AND useful for content pacing.

Hmm, a few opinions.

1) The rain noise inside of the buildings(sorry, only have the video to go by) seems... wrong. Maybe if you halve the volume of it it'd sound more appropriate. Just seems opposite when you go outside and hear a much softer rain.

2) I take it the black clouds when it's sunny are cloud shadows? To me it looks more like a black fog. Every single wisp of it is attached, and doesn't give the impression of individual clouds.

Ya I was going to do something similar. Have puddles dry up on sunny days, exposing underground areas, or water expanding when it rains giving new pathways and such.

nicee- how're you triggering the system? using serverr flags / timeout?

wow

Yes. Pretty much the only thing I consider serverr.flags useful for.


Glad it makes you say that! ^^



@Dusty: Yea, something is still a bit wrong with the sounds. I'll figure that out later. Also, I agree with the clouds not being quite good yet. I got an idea for those, not sure if it'll look good though.

@Rufus: Quest stuff depending on weather sounds good. Guess we'll do something in that kind of way.

Creating individual bodies in the shadow image would be a start, instead of everything being attached until you get to your other idea.

That's what I want to do, but I'm not quite sure if it'll work out. Photoshop just tends to be good at creating tileable cloud images, even though they don't really look like clouds... I will be playing around with some settings a bit, see if I can get this mess separated. If that doesn't work out, Nitron will have to create something manually :p I'm not good at that stuff.